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I’m surprised no one has mentioned EditPad Pro: https://www.editpadpro.com/ https://www.editpadpro.com/ It’s old (and old fashioned) but still updated, very f
by D13Fd 4y ago
I’m surprised no one has mentioned EditPad Pro:
https://www.editpadpro.com/ https://www.editpadpro.com/
It’s old (and old fashioned) but still updated, very fast, and designed for convenience. It has syntax highlighting.
VS Code has long since replaced it for me, but if I were looking for something faster to go with VS Code in Windows, I’d put it on the list.
- dmux 4y agoI've never used the Pro version, but I have used Edit Pad Lite. It ended up being one of the only editors that didn't crash when attempting to open a 500MB file.
- unwind 4y agoAgreed, thanks for posting so I didn't have to. Feels like a one-man show/passion project, which I enjoy.
- housecarpenter 4y agoI'm a long time user of EditPad Pro. I use Sublime Text and VS Code as well, but one thing I find EditPad Pro particularly good for is modifying the syntax highlighting schemes, or writing my own, which seems to be a more involved process in other editors.
- LkpPo 4y agoSearch/Replace feature is really dockable, fast, powerful and well done in this editor. Creating/modifying syntax highlighting is easy and you can share them. Encoding detection and support is very good. Adding tools you call from it or where you pipe content is a brease. Definitely my favorite editor.